08 September 1913 Comedy 8 mins
Charles Servaes decides it's time to get out of the city, so he ties an abandoned bath tub to a truck and lets it tow him to the seaside. Once there, he spends his time talking to the camera with a self-satisfied smirk and annoying the people around him until the police carry him and his bath tub to the pokey.
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Charles Servaès as Polycarpe
Ernest Servaès Director
France 08 September 1913
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